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Jingye to Showcase Innovations at CIPS 2025 Guangzhou
Guangzhou, China – Jingye is pleased to announce its participation in the 29th China International Pet Show (CIPS 2025), to be held from 13 to 16 November 2025 at the China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou. Visitors are invited to explore Jingye’s latest pet-care solutions at Booth 9.1-...Read more -
Can a Filter Be Too Powerful for a Fish Tank?
What “too powerful” really means Manufacturers list flow in gallons per hour (GPH), but the number alone doesn’t tell the story. A filter becomes too powerful when the current it creates exceeds what the tank’s inhabitants, decorations, and even the water surface can comfortably handle. Imagine...Read more -
How Often Should I Change My Aquarium Filter?
The short answer is: almost never. A mature filter is a living ecosystem; swapping it out wipes out the beneficial bacteria that keep your fish alive. Instead, focus on keeping that colony healthy and only replace the parts that actually wear out. Mechanical media (sponges, pads, floss) Rinse t...Read more -
What Does a Pump Do in an Aquarium?
Walk into any room where a healthy aquarium glows quietly in the corner and you will hear it first: a soft, steady hum. That hum is the heartbeat of the tank, the sound of water moving, and it is produced by the one piece of equipment that is at once the most ordinary and the most essential—the p...Read more -
What Is the Best Type of Filter for a Fish Tank?
The honest answer is that there isn’t a single “best” filter in the same way there isn’t one perfect pair of shoes for every foot. A 5-gallon desktop betta bowl, a 55-gallon planted community tank, and a 200-gallon South-American cichlid showpiece have different personalities, different waste loa...Read more -
How Do I Know If My Filter Is Working Properly?
A quiet aquarium can be deceiving. Water looks clear, fish glide along as they always have, yet the heart of the tank—the filter—may be drifting toward failure without a single warning sign at the surface. The difference between a thriving ecosystem and a slow-motion crash often comes down to thr...Read more -
Can I reuse the filter media after cleaning?
Walk into any fish shop and you’ll hear two voices: one says swap everything out every month, the other insists you can scrub and stuff it right back in. The truth sits somewhere between the shelves of carbon pouches and ceramic rings. Think of filter media as a crowded apartment block for bacter...Read more -
Do Fish Tanks Really Need Air Pumps?
Ask five long-time aquarists this question and you’ll get at least four different answers. Some swear by the gentle hum of a small diaphragm pump and the curtain of bubbles it sends up the back corner; others run high-tech planted tanks with no visible aeration at all. The confusion is understand...Read more -
Our new product has been launched——“Backpack” Filter
Exciting news! Calling all animal lovers! Our latest product will make your heart melt. Wherever you go and let the world know you’re a proud pet parent. Get yours now and spread the pet love! If you want to learn more about this, please contact our website https://www.jingye...Read more -
We Set to Make a Grand Appearance at Latinzoo Mexico
On July 30~31,2025, the exhibition of “Latinzoo Mexico“ in Mexico will host a highly anticipated industry event. As one of the most influential professional exhibitions in the industry, it brings together the world’s leading companies, cutting-edge technologies, and innovative solutio...Read more -
Our new product has been launched——“Backpack” Filter
Aquarium gear maker JINGYE slipped a surprise onto shelves this morning: the Backpack Fish Toilet, a palm-sized external canister built for the tiniest tanks and the pickiest keepers. The pitch is simple—clearer water, zero surface scum, and a motor so quiet it registers lower than the hum of a r...Read more -
Is the Flow Rate Right for Your Aquarium? A Straightforward Check for Healthy Water Movement
Every aquarium has its own heartbeat—the gentle roll of water that carries oxygen to fish, food to corals, and waste to the filter. If that pulse is too slow, detritus settles; too fast, and shy fish hug the corners. Here’s a simple, tank-focused way to decide whether your current setup is giving...Read more